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He's born in Pembroke Castle, Wales and was styled Duke of Richmond from birth
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He was the son of Edward IV's older brother George, Duke of Clarence. He was placed in the Tower of London
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Richard III is killed and Henry VII is proclaimed king of England
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Simnel is defeated at the Battle of Stoke. He's captured and set to work in the royal kitchens, the Earl of Lincoln at Stoke is killed
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An economic rebellion where the people of Yorkshire rebelled against a tax imposed to help Henry support Brittany maintaining independence from France
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This treaty allied England with Brittany against France
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A treaty between England and Spain agreed that Arthur would marry Catherine of Aragon
Catherine would come to England in 1500 when Arthur was 14 and her dowry of 200,000 crowns would be paid in two instalments -
He claimed to be Elizabeth of York's brother, Richard Duke of York
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In retaliation, the Italians refused to allow English trading ships a return cargo
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Between England and France
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Henry prevented English merchants from trading with Antwerp in retaliation for Margaret of Burgundy's support of the pretender Perkin Warbeck
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This was due to Maximilian declaring his support for Perkin Warbeck
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When those that landed were captured, he sailed to Ireland
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The league united the Italian states against France
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The possibility of a marriage between Margaret Tudor and King James of Scotland was discussed
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A treaty between England and the Netherlands providing a renewal of trade between the two countries. A clause was included that stated that neither country was to aid to the others rebels
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They crossed the border with a large army. James hoped the northern countries would rise against Henry but he found little support and returned to Scotland four days later after learning that an English army was marching north from Newcastle
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This was to prevent a further invasion in support of Perkin Warbeck
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This was a rebellion against the tax for the defence of the Scottish border. They argued that they were too far away from Scotland for its defence to their responsibility. Therefore it could be said that this was caused by Warbeck
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They were Thomas Flamank and Michael Joseph
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Henry VII had threatened war and James decided that an alliance with England would be in Scotland's best interests
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This agreed a seven year peace between England and Scotland. Negotiations for a marriage between Princess Margaret and James IV were re-opened.
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It would last the life time of both kings and would be sealed with the marriage of Princess Margaret to James IV of Scotland
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The agreed to escape and overthrow Henry VII
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He was hanged at Tyburn
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He was beheaded
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This treaty between England and Scotland provided that each King would put an end to the border disputes and would not make war on each other or assist other's enemies. This was to last for the lifetime of each king and their legitimate heirs and successors. The allies of each country were given the opportunity to be included in the treaty. This would be sealed by the marriage of Princess Margaret to King James of Scotland
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Henry VII had doubts about it's validity and considered many other options, such as Philip of Burgundy's daughter Eleanor
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This treaty meant that more cloth could be exported without incurring tariff payments
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His son Charles became Duke of Burgundy
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It was agreed that they would marry when Charles was 15 years old
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